Dungog Attractions

Bunna Bunoo is a family-owned olive grove located in the Hunter Valley.

Products include traditional brined olives, extra-virgin olive oil and olive oil products, arts and crafts and tea and coffee at the farm shop....

Camelot Lavender Gardens, Camelot Llamas and Follyfoot Rare Breeds Farm is situated in a delightful country setting at Wallarobba, midway between the towns of Dungog and Paterson. They have a delightful heritage garden growing roses and lavender....

On the outskirts of the village of East Gresford, nestled alongside the beautiful Allyn River, is the property Camyr Allyn North. John and Judy Evers have realised their dream with the development of their vineyard on the property and the release of...

Chichester Dam was constructed between 1917 and 1926 located at the top of the Williams River catchment. You will find picnic areas with wooden barbecues and a area for children to play.

Chichester Dam was constructed as the...

Picturesque Chichester State Forest is located in the Lower Barrington Tops and offers free picnic and camping grounds, the majority located near creeks/rivers.

Telegherry, Frying Pan, Currawong and Coachwood camping areas are...

Dungog Courthouse was designed by prominent colonial architect James Barnet and is subsequently well worth a look. The exterior can be viewed at any time, with more restricted access to the interior.

A former courthouse building...

Country Elegance Gardens and Gifts has an extensive range of garden centre lines, seedlings and plant care products. Country Charm will captivate you.

They sell outdoor and indoor pots, garden statues, gift vouchers, gold fish,...

The Dungog Cinema is the oldest still operating purpose-built cinema in Australia.

Originally the site was used for an open-air theatre which opened in 1913. Under the control of James Stuart (hence the name James Theatre) by...

Located in the heart of town, Dungog Country Antiques offers a diverse range of quality Antiques.

The shop, situated in a 1879 Heritage Listed building offers a huge air conditioned space showcasing antique furniture and...

Dungog Fine Arts and Antiques is located in the heart of town. They cater for all your needs of gift ware from the very delicate to more interesting items, fine arts and antiques from early years to the modern day, stylish furniture exclusive home...

The Society was formed in 1963 and since 1968 has operated a museum in the former School of Arts building, which is heritage-listed. The purpose of the Museum is the collecting, preserving and interpreting of local heritage for everyone. The Society...

Head to the Dungog Bowling Club - the club with a view.

The Dungog Bowling Club holds regular pennant championships, social bowls and tournaments and catch a game of Oz Poker on Tuesday nights.

While at the...

Owner-growers Cathie and Karl Johnson and a small dedicated team, manage Johnson's Farmgate, a boutique market garden and citrus orchard offering the freshest and best quality produce direct to you from the farm's gate. They focus on the...

Rattlers Restaurant offers exceptional dining in a luxuriously refurbished red rattler train carriage. Their menu is designed around sustainable, locally-sourced produce with an Australian flair and their staff are committed to offering an...

Nestled in the beautiful village of Vacy, this quaint little shop ( in the past was their local butcher so has a lot of history) has a collection of beautiful arts and crafts including knitted, crochet and many more. All items on display are crafted...

Completed in 1898, the Vacy Bridge is an early example of an Allan type timber truss road bridge and in 1998 was in good condition.

As a timber truss road bridge, it has many associational links with important historical events,...